[0.12.22] [posila] Reproducible crash on Windows related to resizing

[Honvor]

When running on Windows 10 in windowed mode, repeatedly/continously resizing the window will result in a crash on my system. If I resize in one motion, no crash occurs. If I hold down the mouse button and wiggle to get to a specific size, I can crash it within seconds. This happens even while in the main menu.

Crash log attached.

[posila]

Thanks for the report.
We could not reproduce it, but we didn't try it on the latest beta drivers (that is what you are using, right?).
Try opposite of Solution 2 from https://forums.factorio.com/forum/vie ... f=7&t=9300 - set force-opengl to false, so you run Factorio on DirectX.

Also, I am interested what is your use case? Do you stream and need to resize Factorio to some specific size?

[Honvor]

Starting with the obvious one: the use case. There is no use case I discovered this problem while I was on the phone, focused on conversation, while holding my mouse button down because I was resizing Factorio (was playing windowed because I was watching video at the same time, was trying to get Factorio to fill the screen). Because I was focused on the conversation I held down the button way longer than I normally would, which is how I found the bug. I managed to reproduce it reliably, so I filed the report.

While trying to reproduce it now, I found out that it is not just resizing, I have to resize moving the mouse relatively slowly, pausing, then starting moving again, all the while holding down the button. Only then can I get it to crash reliably.

I cannot get it to crash while running DirectX (setting force-opengl to false).

I thought I was running AMD latest drivers, I just upgraded them to be sure, I am now running Radeon 15.12 drivers, crash still there. I've attached a log crashed using current drivers.

Just for the record, I've got no problems, Factorio is rock solid, the work-around is obvious

[posila]

Thanks for clarification. I tried it again ... still no luck . I'll move this thread to 1 / 0 magic.